another to be proud to enter the 2nd month smoke free.... had a massive fight with the now ex, this abusive and destructive tw*t (pardon my French) had me so wound up and upset, I started wanting to smoke, when I finally left his place - otherwise called Hell! - I walked home and passed a shop, for a few seconds, the urge was intense but then I decided not to let that horrid man be the reason of my failure... I have to move on from this destructive addiction in the same way I quit smoking.... do they do Champix for break ups? :confused:
I bloody hurt like hell.... but I'm so glad I didn't take an excuse to get addicted again... I'm free
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Corinne, Whatever has gone on, I know for sure you made the right decision not to let a bad relationship get you back on cigarettes (that what got me back on them after a three year quit - I got over the bloke a lot faster than I got over the new nicotine addiction).
You sound positive and so strong. Well done. It's all in your hands now - and isn't that a good feeling to be facing the future with.
And, by the way, two months -yeah! we are all going to do this - all the way.
Wish I could make it hurt less, but you know you can do this
Corinne, what strength you showed, good on you hun. No one is worth ruining your quit over.
I can understand the hesitating and the temptation outside the shop...... what a star you were for keeping on going, both past the shop and being smoke free.
One whole month done - stay strong. Hoping the hurt eases very soon for you.
Corinne, you brave brave lady. Not just your ability in intense stress not to turn to a cig but to realise this relationship is destructive and you are worth so much more.
A month ago the hurt you were going through was reducing you to misery it is great to see you angry and fighting back.'
oh god, thank you guys, just read your posts and you have me in tears... but it's because I'm really touched ... in the words of Gloria (I'm a rock chick but here's an exception!): I will survive :rolleyes:
another to be proud to enter the 2nd month smoke free.... had a massive fight with the now ex, this abusive and destructive tw*t (pardon my French) had me so wound up and upset, I started wanting to smoke, when I finally left his place - otherwise called Hell! - I walked home and passed a shop, for a few seconds, the urge was intense but then I decided not to let that horrid man be the reason of my failure... I have to move on from this destructive addiction in the same way I quit smoking.... do they do Champix for break ups? :confused:
I bloody hurt like hell.... but I'm so glad I didn't take an excuse to get addicted again... I'm free
Hey! in such conditions punching helps more than smoking
another to be proud to enter the 2nd month smoke free.... had a massive fight with the now ex, this abusive and destructive tw*t (pardon my French) had me so wound up and upset, I started wanting to smoke, when I finally left his place - otherwise called Hell! - I walked home and passed a shop, for a few seconds, the urge was intense but then I decided not to let that horrid man be the reason of my failure... I have to move on from this destructive addiction in the same way I quit smoking.... do they do Champix for break ups? :confused:
I bloody hurt like hell.... but I'm so glad I didn't take an excuse to get addicted again... I'm free
Firstly no tit is worth going back on the ciggies for and secondly well done that took some courage not to have one. You should be very proud of yourself.
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